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SQU "The Inter ancing • Blarney Castle the place where callers learned it 4 2 all; or so 1 they say... Happy St. Patrick's Day! HANKIRST'S TAPE El RECORD SERVICE THE PROFESSIONAL SOURCE FOR CALLERS & CUERS GRADUATION DIPLOMAS! LARGEST SELECTION AVAILABLE! LASER-PRINTED MASTERS COLORFUL HIGH QUALITY CERTIFICATES Basic Mainstream Plus a Oar Iliftwmflprim s^1.svp.r• ell Advanced yr 1. Pima... Mort, a" /r Not Spry Ad, the* meg* ai Obit&r #11/ailsaffax Spas Om" Challenge eel virarold • ftlifp• a Spry Osenip roam., am . Rounds Clogging Contra Dance Line Dancing • American Square Dancing Celebrate • Community Dance Program Graduation! • Country Couple Dancing Certificate of Appreciation "WOW! Your service is fast. Thanks."-R.M. "1 ordered records on Sunday and had them on Tuesday morning. 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MEMBER ID # NAME ADDRESS # CITY, STATE, ZIP PHONE # CARD # EXPIRES: MM YR SIGNATURE Send to: American Square Dance, 34 E. Main Street, Apopka, FL 32703 (credit card statements will show Gramac Printing) All subscriptions are non-transferable and non-refundable. We are nut responsible for non-delivery. Post Office does not forward periodicals unless subscriber pays postage; contact local Post Office for details. Price subject to change. American Square Dance, March 2005 Editorial 5 Cue Tips 38 From The Mail Room 6 All Things Considered 40 Peek Into a Caller's Record Case 7 Moore On Contra 41 Square-Up 8 Berea Children's Home Charity Dance 44 On The Record — Squares 10 The Country Line 45 ACA Viewpoints 13 Friendship Set to Music 47 Peek Into a Cuer's Record Case 15 Deadlines For ASD 48 Who Says You Can't Get New Dancers? 17 Callerlab Viewpoints 49 Easy Level 20 Round Dance Pulse Poll 54 Creative Choreography 23 Point Of Order 56 The Koreo Korner 26 NSDC — The Youth Trail 57 Fourscorey 27 What's Ahead 58 Rovin' Corner 28 Classifieds 62 Notes In A Nutshell 31 Advertiser Index 65 On The Record — Rounds 33 r olume AMERICANVI umN be r63 SQUAREDANCE March. 2005 "The International Magazine of Square Dancing" Publishers/Editors Cartoonist William and Randy Boyd Corben Geis 4 American Square Dance, March 2005 A friend of mine recently told me he wanted to go into the printing business. After a brief period of hysterical laughter and questioning his sanity, I ask him, "Why tell me?" He told me that as I was successful, he wanted to spend time with me learning more about running a printing business. This man is already a skilled press operator and has an outgoing personality. This man should have no trouble succeeding. This man took the time to point out that most businesses fail in the first year; he wanted to minimize his chances for failure and maximize his chances for success. In order to accomplish his goals, he took a weekend course on print management. He then went to two other businessmen in town and requested their input on operating a successful business. He then asked me and stated that he would like to work with me for the next six months in order to learn some of the hidden agendas that might limit his success. This man will start his operation in a nearby town and is not in direct competition with me and I am happy to assist him in any way possible. Why am I telling you this? Consider the plight of a new square dance caller. They might attend a caller school for a brief period of training, they might not. Many new callers buy a record player, a few records, speakers and a microphone. Many are good dancers, unfortunately few are good instructors. They have never taken the time to really learn how to teach. They have never taken the time to learn how to entertain. They have never taken the time to study timing and choreogra- phy. They have never taken the time to learn about pricing, hall rentals, taxes, accounting, bookkeeping, socializing, salesmanship, marketing, and all of the other things involved in becoming a successful caller. I wonder how many dancers we lose because the caller was not a good instructor. I wonder how many dancers we lose because we are not good entertainers. I wonder how many dancers we lose because we don't know how to sell and market our product. Why the litany of comments? Most business people who are considered successful have stumbled in that first year. They have lost customers and have had to work hard for replacements. In square Dancing today, we cannot afford to lose dancers. We will, but we shouldn't. To minimize this loss we (Callerlab, ACA, are you listening?) need to create a program whereby we can teach new callers some of the pit falls and traps of a starting caller. This should not be designed to replace the Caller's Schools and colleges in existence. We need entertainers who are callers. In this day of internet education, video tapes and CD's we could start a teaching program to teach someone the basics a calling and entertaining well Continued on page 26 American Square Dance, March 2005 5 FROM THE MAIL ROOM Hi Folks, Just wondering if anyone had seen the articles in two separate Woman's World magazines about Dancing and Square Danc- ing. The first on November 9 "Memory Booster's" — one memory booster was hitting the dance floor and another was singing songs...There were several more but those two particular ones caught my eye. In the December 7 issue it's "Smart Holiday Gifts"...Learn-to-square dance video and the articles proceeds to tell what square dancing can do for you. Just thought you might be interested in the these two articles... Happy Holidays! Lori Morin, Rhode Island CA AB International Association of Square Dance Callers Established in 1974 • World wide dance programs • Membership of over 2,000 callers (U.S., Canada and 15 foreign countries) • Convention once a year callers from all over the world discuss the activity see what is going on in other parts of the world get better understanding of the Square Dance Activity interest sessions for all callers and their partners individual voice sessions social gatherings • Full line of publications for the beginner caller and the accomplished caller • Scholarship programs • Association Affiliate membership available equipment insurance liability insurance education grants For further information contact: Jerry Reed, Executive Director 467 Forrest Avenue, Suite 118, Cocoa, FL 32922 Phone: 321-639-0039 • Fax: 321-639-0851 E-mail: [email protected]; On The Web: www.callerlab.org A square dance a day keeps the doctor at bay... Unless of course you invite him to join you. 6 American Square Dance, March 2005 Peek Into a Caller's Record Case Al Stevens and his wife, Sabine, live in Pforzheim, Germany. Al began square dancing in 1958 and calling shortly thereafter. He has called in every state in the US and 26 foreign countries. Al has recorded on Windsor, Dance Ranch, CW, Sting and currently is a staff caller with C-Bar-C/7 C's Records. He was one of the featured callers on the "Sets In Order Sound Documentary" for the American Square Dance Society. Al became an Accredited CALLERLAB member in 1976 and currently serves on the Board of Governors He is also active on the Caller Training, Caller Education, and Plus Committees. He became a "Full-Time-Caller" in 1983; the first American full-time caller in Europe; and has served on the Board of the European Callers and Teachers Association for eight years, serving as Vice President, Training Director and President. He has taught over 100 Full Curriculum Caller's Schools since 1983. In 1988 he became a CALLERLAB Accredited Caller Coach. The first to become accred- ited outside of North America. He currently has a home program for four clubs covering the CALLERLAB Mainstream and Plus Programs. He is the Editor of "Notes for European Callers", a monthly caller's note service. In 2002 Al was the recipient of the CALLERLAB Milestone Award. Patter Records: "Row, Row, Row" TNT 188 "L.B.J." Global 504 "Chet" Rocking M Records "Company's Coming" Blue Star 2460 "Tempo Tantrums" Aussie Tempos 1011 "B.J." Sting Records 502 "Merle's Pickin" Red Boot 3071 "Gung Hoe" 7C' s 117 Singing Calls: "Schatzie" Blue Star 2260 "Ice Cream Sodas and Lollypops" Blue Star 2268 "Third Rate Romance" Aussie Tempos 1033 "Help Yourself' Sting Records 607 "The House At Pooh Corner" Royal Records 143 "Sex Bomb" Marble Records 203 "Cold, Cold Heart" Rhythm Records 254 "Hey Good Looking" Royal Records 602 American Square Dance, March 2005 7 From John & Linda Saunders Square up with an article that John wrote for American Squares in April of 1989.
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